Make your events & trainings sessions dynamic
Use Wooclap Audience Response System to engage participants with question-and-answer polling and gather real-time feedback during your presentations
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How it works
Ask a question
Create your questions and insert them in your PowerPoint presentation.
The participants answer
The audience participate using SMS or via the internet by entering the URL displayed on the screen.
Present the results
The results are displayed instantly in your PowerPoint presentation.
Trainers and speakers in more than 100 countries love to use Wooclap to engage their live audience
Denis COSTERMANS
Partner at EY
A simple and easy-to-use solution which changes the group dynamics and brings interactivity during training sessions.
Prof. Dr. Bruno COLMANT
Chief Economist at Bank Degroof
I was impressed by the speed and the simplicity with which my audience was able to answer my polls.
Rochane KHERBOUCHE
ICT Education project manager
Today, the best interaction, poll and voting tool is... Wooclap
Aymeric OLIBET
Business Developer at BNP Paribas Fortis
This event was a total success and thanks to Wooclap, we were able to put into practice all the key words of this week: collaboration, innovation, interactivity, learning, collective intelligence.
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